15 thoughts on “Moleskine Sketching”

1. delightfully gruesome Carlos, I love it! A good day to you ~Scott

   • Thanks Scott, I appreciate it. I like the quality of the paper so far, but have yet to truly put it to the test. I’ll have to make time for that soon.

2. Awesome sketch 😀

   • Thanks, LK!

3. But moleskines’ are so cool! i totally understand

4. If this is a self-portrait you did right after giving in and getting that new moleskin, you shouldn’t be so hard on yourself, resorting to self-mutilation. Geeze!! (jk, of course)

   Okay…seriously…a really fun piece, Carlos! Thanks for sharing it! Love the humor you inject into so much of your work!

   • Thanks Tom, I appreciate it. As much as I refrain from committing impulse buys this was well worth it. I won’t beat myself up about it. This time.

5. That is how I feel sometimes…that feel like I could rip my own skin off. Awesome drawing.

   • Drawing is the cheapest, and most efficient form of therapy I know. Thank you for sharing Amy, I appreciate it.

6. Full of energy-great drawing.

   • Thanks Elena, I appreciate the compliment!

7. Great stuff! I bought a Moleskine at an airport last June and haven’t drawn in yet. Too threatened by the nice paper. I prefer to sketch on copy paper. Thanks for the follow.

   • Thanks, Chris. I enjoy your work. I was hestitant to draw in mine at first. After I realized how much wear the pages can handle from the washes and pen nibs , I was sold.

8. Thanks for stopping by my blog, Carlos ! I am loving your work, and those mole skins are the BEST for constant sketching! Not an impulse at all….a necessity for any artist to get those images down. Beautiful.

   • Thank you very much! I agree, I tend to favor the smaller sketchbooks- they’re easy to travel with and easy to fill with random ideas. It’s difficult at times, but I try not to buy any new sketchbooks when I have an unwrapped one sitting at home. 🙂

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